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Oct 23, 2024 | dailytelegraph.com.au | John Rolfe

EXCLUSIVEOne of Australia’s most recognisable businessmen Mark Bouris has revealed he was targeted by a Twitter stalker – who went so far as to come to his home. Mr Bouris chose to speak about the confronting episode for the first time as part of his support for Unplug24, which encourages Australians to refrain from social media on Thursday.

Oct 23, 2024 | cairnspost.com.au | John Rolfe

ExclusiveNationalDon't miss out on the headlines from National. Followed categories will be added to My News. EXCLUSIVEOne of Australia’s most recognisable businessmen Mark Bouris has revealed he was targeted by a Twitter stalker – who went so far as to come to his home. Mr Bouris chose to speak about the confronting episode for the first time as part of his support for Unplug24, which encourages Australians to refrain from social media on Thursday.

Aug 29, 2024 | geelongadvertiser.com.au | John Rolfe |James O’Doherty |James O'Doherty

Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison rejected a push from within his Coalition government to introduce nuclear power in Australia because polling showed it was unpopular, the Bush Summit has heard. Speaking in a panel on energy policy at the Summit in Orange, Barnaby Joyce revealed that when he was Deputy Prime Minister he went to Mr Morrison, the then PM, and made the case for overturning the prohibition on nuclear and building reactors.

Aug 29, 2024 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | John Rolfe |James O’Doherty |James O'Doherty

Bush Summit blogFormer Prime Minister Scott Morrison rejected a push from within his Coalition government to introduce nuclear power in Australia because polling showed it was unpopular, the Bush Summit has heard. Speaking in a panel on energy policy at the Summit in Orange, Barnaby Joyce revealed that when he was Deputy Prime Minister he went to Mr Morrison, the then PM, and made the case for overturning the prohibition on nuclear and building reactors.